I would be using a weight distribituing hitch, it doesn't state if it is rated for that, is it?
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Believe me the GenY 304 can fit any and all applications due to its extreme quality of the metal used in making it. There is no better on the market. On the hitch side of your issue it depends on what your hitch is rated for. The weight distribution is not an issue because the GenY 304 is centered in the middle of your hitch. There is no rating for the question you are asking.
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That's what I use mine for. I slide my weight distributing hitch for my camper into the GenY hitch and it has worked great!
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I am really not sure how much it is rated for......It looks like it says something about 600lbs. Right? Well, it is heavy....It takes to people to comfortably carry it and place it in the receiver. Probably around 75 to 100 lbs. Check the shipping weight. I would not exceed the tongue wt. of the hitch. Mine is 350lbs. max.
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Sorry I don't know. But when I tow the hitch should be as level as possible.
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Hi Sandy... Hmmm, I really can't say. I chose it because it said to work on the Element with a "receiver hitch." I assume you have that hitch, as well, but that won't ensure that it will be a proper fit for you vehicles. I will mention that this hitch is kind of heavy, so you gotta be somewhat strong to insert it in the receiver with ease. I have seen that there are lighter/smaller ones. Also, when I searched your vehicle(s) on Amazon, and just plain Google with the words "bike rack for," all kinds of things came up. I count on reviews to confirm quality and fit for things like this. Hi Sandy... Hmmm, I really can't say. I chose it because it said to work on the Element with a "receiver hitch." I assume you have that hitch, as well, but that won't ensure that it will be a proper fit for you vehicles. I will mention that this hitch is kind of heavy, so you gotta be somewhat strong to insert it in the receiver with ease. I have seen that there are lighter/smaller ones. Also, when I searched your vehicle(s) on Amazon, and just plain Google with the words "bike rack for," all kinds of things came up. I count on reviews to confirm quality and fit for... » Read More Hi Sandy... Hmmm, I really can't say. I chose it because it said to work on the Element with a "receiver hitch." I assume you have that hitch, as well, but that won't ensure that it will be a proper fit for you vehicles. I will mention that this hitch is kind of heavy, so you gotta be somewhat strong to insert it in the receiver with ease. I have seen that there are lighter/smaller ones. Also, when I searched your vehicle(s) on Amazon, and just plain Google with the words "bike rack for," all kinds of things came up. I count on reviews to confirm quality and fit for things like this. « Show Less
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most likely you have a 1 inch hitch in your weight limit will be your determining factor check your owners manual particularly the tongue weight
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If it is mounted properly, it doesn't have much sway, but there is a proper "right side" left side" to attaching the hitch. If you are getting a lot of sway, you may have to reverse the position.
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The items states:Fits Standard 2" Receiver4.75 tons weight rating (9,500 lbs.)I think the real concern would be the weight limit of the trailer hitch of where you would be installing it based on its class.Hope this helps.
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I don't understand why Amazon directs these types of questions to customers when there is clear answer to them. If an item is recommended and rated to do a certain job, then abide by that. I would not use this mount at all if the weight of your unit exceeds the recommended limits set by the manufacturer.
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I used a cargo basket attachment and the weight did bend the hitch I would not recommend adding that much weight with this adapter. Hope this helps!
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The hitch is a weight distributing hitch. I handles weight, and doesn't know what kind of trailer it is attached to. I would think it would work just great. If you are really concerned go to the Camco website and ask them.
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Personally, I wouldn't risk it. I'm not an engineer, so I don't know how "overbuilt" this is and whether it would handle the extra weight. When I was researching this purchase, I remember seeing a few other carriers out there designed to carry heavier bikes. You also want to make sure the hitch on your vehicle is rated to carry that amount of weight. My vehicle's hitch is rated at 500 lbs which is the max of this carrier.
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No it does not have to be, all the weight distribution hitches have a standardized 1&1/4" on cent bolt hole pattern. YOU however must verify that the other manufactures hitch specs meet or exceed the tongue weight and tow capacity rating, otherwise the component will be not rated for the distribution hitches capacity
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"Hitch Weigh Limit: Most Class III hitches are rated for 500 lbs. Most Class IV hitches are rated for 1000 lbs. " The carrier weighs at least 80 pounds, so maximum load would be 420, IF you have a class III hitch. Also, there is nothing to prevent the carrier from flexing down on either end when loading or driving, and it does.
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This is a stabilization Jack ans is not meant to actually lift anything. That is likely why there is no lift rating. If your putting it on a camper as a stabilizing Jack it should work fine.
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It really won't add any strength to the tractor hitch since almost all the weight will be transferred to your existing hitch. the horizontal braces shown in the picture really just keep the hitch from moving side to side.
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yes, but the weight carrying capability is diminished. The loads are printed on the hitch so you may decide if this is the correct hitch for your load
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I wish I would have asked this same question when I bought my first weight distributing hitch. I ordered the 800# (my trailer tongue weight was 670#), set it up and started travelling. My camper trailed very smoothly with no bouncing, however I did encounter a little sway. I installed the sway control after the third trip. That worked. All being said, I matched the hitch to the trailer weight and have had excellent results. If I buy a bigger trailer, I get a new hitch...they are not that expensive for what you get. I recommend going with what has been designated for your trailer. Bigger is not always better. I wish I would have asked this same question when I bought my first weight distributing hitch. I ordered the 800# (my trailer tongue weight was 670#), set it up and started travelling. My camper trailed very smoothly with no bouncing, however I did encounter a little sway. I installed the sway control after the third trip. That worked. All being said, I matched the hitch to the trailer weight and have had excellent results. If I buy a bigger trailer, I get a new hitch...they are not that expensive for what you get. I recommend going with what has been designated for your trailer. Bigger is... » Read More I wish I would have asked this same question when I bought my first weight distributing hitch. I ordered the 800# (my trailer tongue weight was 670#), set it up and started travelling. My camper trailed very smoothly with no bouncing, however I did encounter a little sway. I installed the sway control after the third trip. That worked. All being said, I matched the hitch to the trailer weight and have had excellent results. If I buy a bigger trailer, I get a new hitch...they are not that expensive for what you get. I recommend going with what has been designated for your trailer. Bigger is not always better. « Show Less